Following table summarizes the internal and external indeterminacy in relation to the overall structural indeterminacy.
Aspect |
Internal
Indeterminacy (I.I) |
External
Indeterminacy (E.I) |
Definition |
The excess number of internal forces that cause
a structure to be indeterminate. |
The excess number of external reactions that
make the structure indeterminate. |
Formula |
I.I= i−E.I |
E.I= r−e |
Where |
i = total indeterminacy |
r = number of support reactions |
E.I = external indeterminacy |
e = number of equilibrium conditions |
|
Equilibrium Conditions (e) |
e=3 for plane frames |
e=6 for space frames |
Total Indeterminacy |
i=I.I+E.I |
Explain internal and external indeterminancy.
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